Stylish Video Review Imparts More Information About Death Of Car Culture, Than Not

Rimac’s latest fully-electric supercar is packed with performance – but it wasn’t the first of its type to use plug-in power for added boost. Image Credit: Rimac Nevera. Pictures: PA via Irish Examiner (2021)

Stylish Video Review Imparts More Information About Death Of Car Culture, Than Not

"The PROBLEM With Rimac Nevera" video review of one of the latest "rave" electric-powered cars achieving fast speeds & low stopwatch numbers, without much else to be happy about, highlights a sad degradation happening to our car culture in these times.

Let's put it out there in plain language - electricity is killing all of the culture found in motor culture. Now, the review didn't say this but we at Performance & Racing Tech Talk are, and this video presentation makes the case at every point. 

The working through the gears, the explosive sound coming from an internal combustion supercar engine, the lack of real green savings over real predestrian daily drivers, to the lack of imagination in design options.

So, does anyone else think the McLaren Senna, while wicked fast, was designed only by engineers? Tee-Hee.

ADDENDUM:

The death of Motor Culture isn't just found in the American central government's push and funding of EV Technology's employment/deployment to the transportation sector. Consider this emailed flyer marketing piece for use in the promotion in the sales of personal transportation vehicles. Again, this is intended to be a marketing communications piece ... not a political policy campaign flyer.

Good God .... this communication weekly is rife with WOKE-meme focused dribble.

Tesla 3 - Most American (with batteries 100% sourced from China and the CCP)

New Normal (setting the agenda in a change of culture)

Work From Anywhere (this will cut down culture)

Ford Teams With TicTok (a social; platform 100% owned by the CCP)

BMW Renews Support For LGBTQIA[wxyz] Community (any manufacturer supports any community that purchases CARS!)

And so on, and so on, and so on.

Pretty heavily slanted to all things Left-Wing/WOKE and the death to a freedom loving and thinking ... life-pursuing agendas..

... notes from The EDJE

TAGS: TopCars TV, Rimac Nevera, Motor Culture, COX Automotive, Freedom, CCP, 100th Annivesary, Pride Month, New Normal, The EDJE